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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-14
yMALL COLLECTIONS At ST. STEPHENS

CONFIDENCE OF SOME OF DIR. MGLYNN's FORMER
PARIsHIONERs THAT HE WILL RETURN.
No one would have supposed that there had ever been
any trouble st. Stephens Church only few Sundays
ago from the appearance Of the congregation at the
masses yesterday The practitioners occupied the pews
and attended the services with their former reverence
The collectors the doors received smaller contributions
than formerly and the collection baskets received good
many pennies. but few large coins or bills.
There effort the part Of Dr. McGlynns friends
to occupy what termed tho poor seats and most OF
tho committee occupied their regular pews
but contributed nothing "Our purpose is not 10 DO
forgotten" one of them said; I'VE do not NJ, IN
Giyun returns to It as pastor" Dr. McGlynns
confessional newly with flowers yesterday
II was trimmed with smilax roses and immorteles WIN
the Of the pastor and the words Our Everlasting
Hope" "a.
door church containing the financial statement OF
st. Stephens parish In the last year OF Dr. McGynns
management and showing what had been paid on inc
church debt within four years Father D0nnely did NOT
appear the church and the clock under tho choir tha
said stopped while he remained In the parish now
moves regularly No reference wasmade IN the
church troubles In the sermon Father Cotton conducted
OF the carly Masses and the sermon was preachcu
Father Monaghan After the masses the congregation
would gather for few moments In little groups to dis
would frequently remark: "He will he back again. you
mind Father McCilynn will be back again at sL
Stephens on Easter Sunday"
Dr. McGlynn continues to improve In health. and yes
terday he attended high mass In German Roman Caho-
lie Church I'm Harlem. A meeting OF the Church Com
send Romo III favor OF the reinstatc
ment OF Dr. McGlynn.
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SPEECHES AND MONEY FOR IRELAND.

The meeting Yesterday afternoon Of Parnell Branch
No. SO OF the Irish National League attended by
large crowd Of Home Rulers who subscribed money
and cheered enthu siasticay every reference TO the
Irish leaders name. James OSullivan occupied the
chair and delivered ringing address In which he de-
nounced the Tories, and warned England that unless
some mder disposition shown on the part OF its
Government in dealing with the irish people. tnIhgs
would occur for which they would be sorry. There
were addresses by other speakers in the same STRAIN
until one speaker representing the conservative ee-
mrnt said that only little further patience was
needed and the day would be won. We have but to
wait he said for the next general election when
eyery indication points to great victory vt the polls
for Home Rule" An effort will be made in this district
10 get all the members to their subscriptions 80
thai good showing may be made by the close OF the
financial year. ~, ,,. l..
thu c,tv "a that which meets Breevort Hail. in East
Fifty tourthst., known rs the Manhattan Branch OF
which ex.Assombyman James Haggerty Is president
Since its organization three or four year, ago inc
members of this branch bave raised more than $oOoo
for the general fund.- which puts them first on the ht
They are making arrane einents tor big entertainment
In the lie xington Avenue Opera House on Mafch re,
which promises bring them in at least y ,oOO Inns
will be considerably increased by the amount coiected
at the mass meeting last night called together TO listen
10 an address by COngre ssman elect W. Bourke COCK
ran who spoke for hour and at the conclusion
promised an early settlement OF ireands demands,
the people continued prudent yet firm and united
above all things. When he had finished Secretary
John Mccarthy added more than thirty new names 10
the roll and Tiled his sa,chel with greenbacks and
silver ,,,.
ipes nj which questions OF organization were discussed
and arrangements made to extend the area OF c0iec
tons The officers OF these branches all talked with
reoret ahout the serious illness OF Mr. Parne and the
possible need of successor, if only temporary one
being appointed.
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UNCERTAINTY IN BASEBALL AFFAIRS.
nE KEY TO THE SITUATION IN THE HANDS OF
10y uAIPES

ruF KEY TO TIE SITUATION IN THE HANDS OF
THREE MHN-THINGs THAT MAY HAPPEN.
What the nine dubbed League viii DO and when Is going
90 do It Is arousing comment the admirers OF
baseball al present question Of Will be the Dem
ecrstic candidate Tor President noIt The lead ne base
baD Organization OF country has been in quandary all
s @ sm 1e before here
weeks before tne season opens and seem 70 be IN even
VEST with the usual disregard for accuracy Truth
y G s: Ss a and esae a0 w
s OF S.Da9 Of Se came one the n
are that st Louis has sold its franchise to Cowboy
Esp.a. s9Hs,s and sgs' Ind a :. the the
outcome Of present tangled condition of AFFAIRS in the base
BAH world only es conecGIa AMI the sensa9na
81 the eagne early in March or until special meeting Is
es.S eslss ssors for Less Important subjects Opinions
Of AL The agus managers shout be obtained before any
at ,is time would be both unhealthy and unproht
,sSS key S, the If: & ~ hans1
ir..la.n. d Ie.spe II. - hr.. ssS
hurry hence the months Of uncertainty.
Said veteran baseball man To TRIBUNE reporter on satu
Kansas CITY and St Louis WIN sG, be gu, Of The IssgS.
eighth club mol 1eny T Play ~ I sT cent s"e ssa
VII 90 Chicago viii cost much
ss sH ss oat the o.
Sys Boston s anger TO 81 To Iso ns Sns BE-
T IN s s,S m., Ssy rs Day
could secured 10y the local club months but
some w0I% money sSe and there Is as the local
hate part with Is ucre which they once get their han
Chagos ambition also to get 6assc0ck but with
Out for him. think and other weDiormed baseball
the thing that the present complication Will be
oestled follows The committee composed OF Day
ep.uding and Young which has all snch matters 70 aroi
will probably allow Kansas city To purchase the st.
3eus franchise with tho that Denny comes 70
Kew Yok 6asscock Chicago Afterward 10 will
- found that City League club and
eseuGh OF the players Of the Louis and Kansas
C1ty clubs wall be q
Groeation Of talent will be sold Indianapolis
Other baseball however that tho Sew.York club
WIN have to purchase benny II gets him. and that Chicago
Vf have goot round for Glasscocks release
the Detroit club viii also pay handsomely Boyle
he sale Of these three players tie 81 Louis
9 o 900 500 ing
SIsyers franchise could then be sold Ipsna
{is afternoon and Ia probable that conferences by letter
shortly be held and spec al meeting OF the League called
= few days.
N 70 both The PLAYERS spectator The
V pass exhibition quietly Two Mines wi be Ar
nnred among under contract and win plsJ
Xanst opening Of the regular champion
Hkp season.
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A WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
The Celebrated "walkirG Man" and Why nc heep'
(:oing-A Warning to Others.

The Celebrated "WalkirG Man" and Why ne heepA
(:oing-A Warning 10 Others.
At Mil Grove Ind, lives John enider. the waking
Man. In 1894 he felt muscular ana nervous exnauson'
arrange restessnes general uneasness, and the only
rsllsf bo could get by constant walking For twenty
eight months he has tramped In q circle around ana
around house. resting only four hours each day. anu
IL IN estimated he has covered space than the cir
cumferenco OF tho gobe. He has attracted universal
attention. visited hundreds of curiosity
and has really become Iublio character HIS nervous
vouspees acts In other ways Sometimes the person ID
restsss trembles, has nervous headaches, SINKING Az
the pit f tho stomach. loss Of appetite lhaoii 70
Sleep, foreDodings aud general exhaustion. Az oshsr
times rritablily, pcevishness and faultndn8 arc ic
and lie Ia teai fun trial Whom these things come on
something DO DONE this nervousness VIII lead 70
phne opium or narcotics; but they only deaien fnc
nerves tms Icing What psopie need 10 ssst
pature hit Q, and nature itsef will restore the nerve
tissue ana bring health and strongth Inc pest re-
searches Of scientists have proven that tnero
nothing for tbs purpose equal 20 pure spriis AMI no
spirits reliable aud valuable % Dunys Pure Mali
tnan the welknown Dr. Caldwell. who treats only ner-
yous diseases, says:
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion / know Of no
remedy 10 approach or oqual Dunys Pure Mali wnsky
TO bridge crisis mend the broken cup OF hcsl,h
IN an emergency OF immediate DANCER This may be sx
Of alcohol In general were u not the fac that many Oh
IN Dunys Pure Malt Whi,key entirely absent, tnus
anording . pure and safe stmulant. . true tonic.
SJOHN ID. CALDWELL, MD. Seuroloest,
mo. 90 North Charles-st. Baltimore. Nd"
All people have nervous exhaustion at times Dmt only
those who careless permit II to continue Wuea
doca continue 1t runs into the worst Known Guoss,
allow this slone to blame. for 10 10 compnrs''sy
easy to overcome and no absolutely controlled by
named fearful thnas may be avoided and heatn
knd happiness succeed to sickness and misery.
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS
. pprspyTrpIAN CUIJRCU DEDICATED.

The new Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church at summit and
Magnolia aves Jersey city, was opened for pubic
Yesterday The ded catOry services were begun Al IU
m and will continue daily unit Thursday evening INC
service yesterday was conducted ny hs past9 &
REV 7 w Hathaway the Rev DR. Deems ~ the thurch
of the Strangers New York preached the sermon her was
singing Inv ia d. Sankev and Miss Gussie Churchill assisted
py The choir social conference was held al p H.
when delivered by several OF tile neighbOihe
nsstor In evening there sermon by The rev W
3ohn Hall the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN 'hnrcb Ne"
church crowded al each OF the eei'Ne anu
MANY unable TO gain abundance. ,,--,,-
church Ia handsome cdnce OF bfc3 WIN bcinh
stone trimmings. The dimensions are 9ZSSS ieel au INC
seepe rises heighth of Ss feet Tie nteil" ae'
are The building cost 100000 TINS Is The ehnfch
of which Mr. Glendenning was pastor some years
ago II was tired his relations with Miss Mary fom.I"
and CT peed from Presbyery After this he went est
and became q lawyer Miss PomerOy died IN chirDi'.
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NEWARK.

cus,axe Thiessea OF 1873 Rivcrst possesses perfect
snec.uc of eight and leaf cOvers and many specimens
e ma onr leaf well preserved and the leaves are
shaucd Al the specimens sprung NJ without cu
yston In the back Of the house Inc
Leaf Looks like fourltai ones on single
stem The being arranged four on one SIDE ara lou on
m. other Thcssea his specimens out says iey hA'o
NOT brought him any unusual good luck
Arrangements been completed for the Formation o'
,ii deposit and bond guarantee company IN
Sewark The promoters OF the company are r. = fst
i;eorge A. Hasey q Kessby, j. spencer 1obc j. tfm
rort los The company VIII max searches OF
real and guarantee titles furnish bonds i9 hnc ho
nc ons of rn-t conduct safe deposit business IL
viii Rave an ie building OF the Liverpoo ana LONDON
md Iohe Company
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A tend the February closing out sale of Seal
n akin garmenst &. G. sIAYNE Furrier. lO3 Princest

Steamer Ybarra No4 (span) Lasarna philadelphia. in bal
last to h Iatasa d Co.
sander son q son. Arrived At tho bar NJ 7 am.
steamer General whitney. Boarse. Boston. with mdse TO
II r Dmock ,..-,... N. -,
.nyar 10 order; vessel To Funch, Edge Co.
suNsEr-Wiud at SANDY Hook, moderate. NV; coar. At
city Isiapd, Light NV clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Longhrst tBrl Cole. Newport F. Jan a. with
s.ei blooms 10 order; vessel TO Simpson, Spence Young
Arrived at the Bar at 7%opm
SAILED.
steamers Marteo for HULL State OF Nsva and Tyrian
Glasgow. Noordand. Antrsrp Nornande Heyre; Kncker
pntladsIphia: Ionghirst. Perth Amboy.
hL,p lharos. FOL Calcutta
BARK Poly kArp. for Buenos Ayros
Anchored At CITY Island. bonnd outBrg Lantana for
ba"A' NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice hereby given that on or about March 1887 bell
Sont one mile ousde OF Hereford Inlet Shoals NowJssy
H.rssord Inlet Lighthouse bearing wNw distant H. nauti
GAL miles Station %sw The bell viii 10 runs bs .Ss
sn,,on of the Vessels passing down the coast
sbonId Keep to seward OF the buoy.
' Nv order 81 the Lighthouse Board
ny sTTpulS O. ROWAN, Vice Admiral. USN., Chairman.
washington, Do. Feb 10. 1871
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Feb ls-Arrivcd, steamer Wyoming (Br)
Rsby. from NswYorh Feb2 on hor WAY 70 Liverpool Sand
Sailed Alaska (Br, Murray from Liverpool hence
0RofTaapAM Feb l2-salsd. steamer Rotterdam Dtoh)
Vi nss ST rsS steamer Rhynlana Bs J.mi
| son, Tor Nsw.YorE
AsruwAL Feb s-Arivsd steamer City Of Para. Dexter
nY FL io-ssisd steamer Acapulco ooys Tor Nav YORK.
GXvXxA Feb i2-salsd CITY Of Washington. Ret
| a. 6sn Vera Cruz hence for NsvYork
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BROOKLYN.

william Gavnor Young man lived with his aunt in tho
honse spencer place. was found dead IN IN
hallway Yesterday By his side was revolver ana
in his head was hui ct which fitted empty chamber IN H.
Gaynor worked factory Flushngave ami went ioi h
nav IN SATURDAY believed that he squanuercd
the money and then himself In 1T OF dependency
An effort being made by some charitable women ana tne
Rev a. Bass chaplan Of Kings County Pentehtary,
IN library In that for the beneft Of the
prisoners GIFTS OF suitable books and periodicals arc 30
uclted.
II will be preferred al the next SEES
SION the Newly Methodist Protestant Church agahst
recently established an INDEPENDENT
church Bedfcrdsve lie wss pastor OF the Bedford
Methodist Protest Church for about necn years. anu
gained much notoriety copng couples Last
the failed 10 reappoint him 10 the chuic
but the Mark Staples TO IT, and assigned MI n.e
a Connecticut lie refused TO go there ana start
ed an nde pendent which most al his former con
eregat against him are refusing 10 OBEY the
conference and ipuripg church In Brooklyn.
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RATHER TOO IRrsH FOR MR. B4YARD.


"When Secretary Bayard left the Senate 10 enter MI
Clcveands Cabinet" said Washington man yesterday,
took his private secretary win him. There Il moth
ing srarte III that. hut good many people amused
at little piece OF snOhbery OF the young man In changing
hs name when he simply private secretary to tho
senator his name was PLAN fairy OBren lie has
had IL changed TO Henry Bryan II l. said that Mr. Bay
ard suggested the alteration OF his private secretary
name O'Brien pleheian for the arstocratic at
Iuosphere OF the state Department"
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IONG ISLAND.

G,yxpAIr-Iate Saturday night Nicholas Meyers OF
R,d wood went hotel OF John Ulen AT Glendale III
M. 4.rro he Michael Duggan. The Two men nave
long Geen enemies and they came to blows humni
~, of both present AMI IN few moments
tLe ngh became general Pistols ami knives were ura"n
and several To but without enect except INC Smarter
inc ~ mirror In tie encounter Duggan bit on Movers
rdeht thrmb Movers yester made complaint against
pnggan. lie : far eludod the officers
NrwrowyTbo Excise have issued aDotice
that ali persons selling liquor In The town without license
will r Yesterday all the hotels and bar rooms IN
OF the Lutheran Cemetery were wide open ana
doing anourshng business
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and when the man went away his wife followed ana 'no'
him dead on the sidewalk. . , 40. r,.,r,ct
The case has been under investigation In the Dstres
Attorneys office. and Assistant DistrctAttorncy ILL.,
learned that Adarea had induced the woman TO XIII ma
husband MaurO Mora. OF the witnesses ne eha.S
in preparing himself for the trial OF the woman
that he had heard her paramour advise her 10 Ph
husband out OF the way. DAdarea told the woman a
II she would kill her husband. he would marry hcr Mo
also claimed that DAdarea purchased the revolver Anu
taught the wOmsn low to Ii. Since her iinprlso
me Tombs DAdarea has visited her frequently.
file called Saturday, and arrested The man wa"
held without bail for examination by Justice Smith,
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RrArEN r0R TRYING TO STOP 4 EIGHT

BEATEN FOX IRIINT TO OIOT 4 TI"HI'
lat about GAO o'clock last night Timothy and James
Hayden brothers, living at No. 1872 Bays. Jersey City,
got into fight at Jersey and Grandst Frank God
dough- Of No 367 Grand attempted to separate them,
when he set upon by both the brothers and badly
beaten with club. His head and face were badly cut
and several ribs and his left appeared TO DO broken
BY the time the crowd interfered he lay senseess the
sdewak Special Officer Prentis arrived just In time 10
arrest Timothy. James down Jeraey-ave, but WAS
arrested by Officer Logan Goddough was taken 70 the
City uOspltal.
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ACCUSED OF URGING HIS MISTRESS TO MURDER

ACCUSED OF URGING HIS MISTRESS TO MURDER
Antonio DAdarea, Italian stone mason, Of No. 2432
Firstave taken the Tombs Police Court yester
day by Detective sergeants Pezaro and Terazzo Of the
Central Oice. charged with being accessory to the
murder October 20 last Of Antonio Cignarele. The
man was shot and instantly killed by his wife, Chiard
siso Clgnarele In eecond ave, near 0nehundred and
tsnths She under indictment for murder In the
IRE: degree Her plea that she WA In mortal dread
OF her life the hands Of here husband She had to
murder the husband visited his wife They Quarreed
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-srAaREp-I I'M TIE SIDE ay TEE BzRTEHDER-

HT1BBED IN THE E7DE BY THE BARTENDEH
Coroner Eidman went to Bellevue Hospital yesterday
- take the statement Of Simon Ernst Ernst
went int liquor No. 6l8 Grandst about m
yesterday with several friends called for drink
The bartender refused TO sail anything 10 the and
dispute followed. According the story Of Ernst the
bartender nred revolver toward the calling and ErDst
ind hA 1end then started Of the place on run
Ernst was going out Of the door TIE bartender up
behind him and stabbed him IL tho aide with large
nife Policeman Hess arrested George eteursn. Of No
f026 Thirdsve the bartender, and james Morgan and
Aaslss Mc0odrc who were in the place when the stab
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT oFNEw.YoRK... FEB. -, ]

ARRIVED.
Steamer Adratc (Br Parse Liverpool Feb with mdse
90 and 2ss steerage passengers TO Cor Arrived
steamer Orinoco tBr Garvip bermuda days with mdss
and "a passengers " Oucrbridge Co. Arrived the
Bar at $40 M -
70 Bowring a Archibald.
steamer city OF savannah Smith, Savannah dsys with
mdse and passenge 10 Henry Y0ngc,j r.
steamer Cherokee noane Jacksonville dAye Chafsston
days with mdss and passengers TO VIM Clyde Co.
va With mdsS ana passengers u Oc Dominion o. Co
steamer Egyps OBJ. wright Phiadsiphi& ballast -
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rpoMINENr ARRIVAL

MN /,envs Yotel-senator Henry W. Ban Oh ~, N
Hampshire and General ToIren.s O.
Nathaniel HIM. Colorado, Henry e. rS's samusny and
vor Chsmberian OF Detroit gtstc c, pa,road
EoHert Garrett Of the Baltimore Hoadiy Of
f,f,srv Ex Governor oe9ifo
company r.r5or Tha,deus q. Pound. OF Wisconsin
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NEW.LERSEY TOWNS.

UopoYFy-Wiiam Cunning was walking through newark
st about yesterday when he was a'tA ken oy 1"o
men Fnock Ell him and robbed hun Of watch AMI
nm ann OF money Edward O. Brien, oi 40 ~ Newatkst
"1 Ihn III No Adams were arrested on charge
NJ robbery.
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A HOTEL pRopRIEroR SHOOTS HIMSELF.

James Morrison propr OF the Rye Hotel at Rye shot
h,mseT intending To commit suicide
He ann pisto at his heal but his VIE wcncIe
way The bullet however struck him in tie right groin
r Uonr an probed the depth OF four inches but
without finding It lie is abont hiity years ola ana mas
Law .mtiv
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Announcements


Honrs-ll 90 ] aud 20 p m. Sundays. 10 u II.
Ds,eses Of from q
,uecalty for ss 40 Our readers safely
sut the Doctor with the 81 receiving
treatment reliable opinions and common advice ADV
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HOME VIEWS.

hing was done steuren taken to Belevue mospH a
to be Identified by Ernst but Ernst was UNCONSCIOUS
Ill ct,ahlv n
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MISS PARLOA'S NEXT LESSONS.

PROGRAMMES OF this weeks demonstration lessons at
MISS PARLOA's SCHOOL OF COOKERY 222 East
l7th.tt MONDAY. Feb IL. at 10 a. m.-Iiealthfu and
sayory Modes OF Pecookng Cold Meats simple Dishes Tor
Dessert TUESDAY. at y. m.-Noodie Soup; Noodles au
e,,p,. L.. cream Cake; Roman Punch; Dessert. The
dsnc will tho audience at tho close OF the
,,son Prorrnmmes Of NEW COURSE OF lessons now
ready. POSITIVELY the last year OF tho school
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lin an eIceent aid IN Atomic DysDtpsa Thorn
why doctors should not prescribe 1t In preference 10
other digestive remedy"
Sold BIZ all druggists 81 per bottle or W f. Kdder CO..
Manufacturing Chemi.ts 81 John st, ".
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TROw DIRFCTORJFs.

Earl e. Wilson's +. e. w. branl OF Mems
Collars and Cuns arc tho best Sold everywhora
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NIINK LINED CIRCULARS, MINK SHOUL-
NI DER capes p rices marked down. Z. Z. sHAfNE
Furrior. lO3 Princest
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. /

IA Lexington. ave, between, 29th and SOth ~.
Hours-b 10 ], bot Ihtsses al The NeIyOut System.
Genito Urinary Organa Impotence and sterility
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 652 Sets. 80 Moon rise. - Moons ass 81
A X-sandy Hook DOS Gov. Isrd. O3l Hell Gate 2.20
PN-sandy Hook. O3S Gov. Isrd. O45 Hell Gate. 234
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Two hundred and seventy million examine them
for dealers names and places Of business
1ng THOw CITY DIRECTORY CO.
No. ii University place
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
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Also,
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which, Notwithstanding the
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